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Vol 1 No 3
Pages:
192-222
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Crystals of the Mineralogical Museum

Authors:
Ye. S. Fedorov
Date submitted:
1908-03-02
Date accepted:
1908-05-24
Date published:
1908-09-01

Abstract

Natural crystals are the most difficult object for the method of crystal-chemical analysis, and I must admit that my attempt to give the correct setting to all minerals turned out to be imperfect in many points. But it was precisely this imperfection that prompted the further development of criteria for correct installation, and pointed to the need to reconsider and individually study the crystals of many minerals.

Keywords:
Anatase Brookite Rutile Rutile crystal Cassiterite Thorite Hematite Corundum Columbite Asheivite Liparite Skogbelite Azurite Manganite Murzinskite Caledonite Euclase Malachite
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